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JSA successfully represents ABS Marine Services before the Supreme Court in a landmark judgment on the ambit and scope of clauses dealing with ‘excepted matters’ in arbitration and arbitrability of disputes
In a significant and landmark ruling concerning arbitrationlandscape in India, a bench comprising Hon’ble Mr. Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Hon’ble Mr…
Hon. Kira L. Klatchko (Ret.) Joins JAMS in Century City
Century City, Calif. - JAMS, the premier provider of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services worldwide, is pleased to announce that Hon. Kira L…
Asia Pacific: Middle East Conflict Reshapes Global Disputes Landscape
Armed escalation across the Middle East has disrupted airspace and critical maritime corridors, notably the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea/Suez…
Arbitration Insights | Episode 5 | Investment Arbitration in Indonesia
In this Episode, Professor Loukas Mistelis and Prakash Pillai, Clyde & Co’s Senior Equity Partners based in London and Singapore, unpack Indonesia’s…
A New Era for Commercial Disputes: Malta Revives the Commercial Court
Malta has taken a significant step towards a more specialised framework for commercial dispute resolution with the enactment of Act No. IV of 2026 on…
Aluko & Oyebode Acts as Co-Counsel in Landmark $2 Billion ICSID Arbitration Settlement
Lagos, Nigeria — March 2026 — Aluko & Oyebode, in collaboration with Three Crowns LLP, advised Eni on a landmark settlement with the Federal Republic…
Bombay High Court Closes the Door on Enforcing Foreign Awards Against Non-Parties
This article analyses the Bombay High Court’s decision in Ningbo Aux Imp and Exp Co Ltd v. Amstrad Consumer India Pvt Ltd & Anr., which held…
Introducing a new dispute resolution forum in Germany: Commercial Courts and Commercial Chambers
The German judicial market is in motion - and since 2025 more than ever: The legislator launched a remarkable initiative, the Legal Venue…
Bitesize know how from the English Courts
The Technology and Construction Court (“TCC”) has upheld an adjudication decision in part where the validity of both the payment notice and pay less…
New DIFC Court Law - The Courts’ Enforcement and Supportive Jurisdiction One Year On
One year has passed since Dubai Law No. 2 of 2025 (New Court Law) recalibrated the jurisdiction and powers of the Dubai International…
Ireland to be European base for international arbitration
Ireland has been announced as the location for a new ICDR arbitration hub to support commercial disputes between US companies and EMEA companies…
Ireland’s Pro‑Enforcement Approach to Foreign Arbitral Awards
The Irish courts have consistently adopted a strongly pro‑enforcement stance toward foreign arbitral awards. Grounds for refusal of recognition and…
Scrutiny from regulators outside Japan: Challenges for Japanese companies - Episode 6: Transfer of staff every two years
Many Japanese companies transfer their employees to new roles every two to three years. These transfers can be to other departments or subsidiaries…
Litigation settlement 101: What are my options?
Civil disputes can be resolved through a range of settlement pathways, each with different levels of formality, cost and risk. This overview outlines…
Preserving Assets pending enforcement of a Foreign Award
The Hon’ble Bombay High Court in its latest judgment titled Osterreichischer Lloyd Seereederei (Cyprus) Ltd. v. Victore Ships Pvt. Ltd…
Arbitration Agreement Covering “All” Claims Is Enforceable
Seyfarth Synopsis: In Cook v. University of Southern California, 102 Cal. App. 5th 312 (2024), a California Court of Appeal ruled that an arbitration…
Death By a Single Claim: How One Harassment Claim Nukes Arbitration for the Whole Case
In Bruce v. Adams & Reese, LLP (6th Cir. February 25, 2026), the Sixth Circuit became the first federal court of appeals to rule on whether the…
When One Harassment Claim May Put the Whole Case in Court
A single sexual harassment allegation may do more than add one more claim to an employment complaint — it may also affect where the entire case gets…
"The Arbitrator Exceeded Her Authority": Specific Arbitration Agreement Terms Lead to Successful Appeal of Award
It is difficult to appeal an arbitrator’s award due to limited appeal grounds and deferential standards governing arbitral review. But one party in…
Ireland Announced as EMEA Hub for ICDR Arbitration
Minister for Enterprise Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke, made a significant announcement at the Irish Consulate in New York last week, revealing…
VonDeylen v. Aptive Environmental LLC: Eighth Circuit Compels Arbitration of Litigation Arising After Contractual Relationship Expired
The Eighth Circuit recently addressed whether a broadly worded arbitration provision could encompass claims that arose after a contractual…
Investor-State Arbitration Used as Battleground Over Russian Sanctions
On January 14, 2026, sanctioned Moldovan billionaire Igor Viktorovich Makarov filed a Request for Arbitration with the International Centre for the…
All good things (including arbitrations) must come to an end: Court of Appeal finds unlimited power for tribunal to amend its award incompatible with Arbitration Act 1996
In Gluck v Endzweig [2026] EWCA Civ 145, the Court of Appeal weighed two key principles of arbitration - party autonomy and the need for finality -…
不容忽视的海外投资合同保护：坦桑尼亚电力项目系列案的启示 （二）
本文上一部分已介绍香港某外资银行根据合同约定的ICSID仲裁条款，说服仲裁庭行使管辖权，并获得1.85亿美元赔偿的成功案例…
Five JAMS Panelists Named 2026 Southern California Super Lawyers
Irvine, Calif. - JAMS, the premier provider of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services worldwide, is pleased to announce that five JAMS…
Supreme Court confirms waiver of state immunity in enforcement of ICSID awards
In a landmark decision for international arbitration and public international law, the Supreme Court has in The Kingdom of Spain v…
Schiedsverfahren in Gesellschaftsstreitigkeiten
Schiedsverfahren spielen im Gesellschaftsrecht eine wichtige Rolle, insbesondere bei Gesellschafterstreitigkeiten. Streitigkeiten…
Settle smarter: Data-driven dispute valuation yields better outcomes
High-stakes commercial disputes are often driven as much by instinct as by objective analysis, leading to prolonged litigation, escalating costs and…
Fifth Circuit Considers Arbitration Clause in ERISA Claim
A Fifth Circuit panel asked a former employee of International Bancshares Corp. to explain why an arbitration clause shouldn’t govern his Employee…
The Transportation Worker Exemption: Current Legal Landscape and the Supreme Court’s Upcoming Review of Last-Mile Delivery Drivers
Seyfarth Synopsis: The reach of the FAA’s transportation worker exemption remains heavily litigated, particularly as it applies to last-mile delivery…